Grange Festival in Bergère-sous-Montmirail

It’s the end of an era… The Grange Festival invites you to its 30th and final edition!

For more than 30 years, this unique festival—organized by volunteers from Chant’Morin—has brought the Petit Morin Valley to life with more than 500 concerts and 250 artists from all walks of life. Born from a somewhat crazy idea in a barn, it has become an unmissable event, blending song, poetry, and a warm, friendly atmosphere.

For this final edition, the artists came together to deliver an eclectic, festive, and warm finale, true to the spirit of the festival.

• Friday, September 4, 2026, at 7:00 p.m.:

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Grange Festival, three artists with unique styles will come together in Bergères. Armelle Dumoulin, a singer-songwriter at the intersection of rock, poetry, and song, will perform solo. François Morel, a multi-talented artist, will bring his sensitivity, humor, and love of words to the stage. Joining him will be Antoine Sahler, a pianist, songwriter, and arranger—and his longtime stage partner—who will enrich this musical moment with his talent and creativity.

An event filled with song, emotion, and artistic camaraderie.

• Saturday, September 5, 2026, at 7:00 p.m.:

Éric Frasiak, a socially conscious and humanistic singer-songwriter, blends heartfelt lyrics with energetic music. Tom Poisson, a sensitive figure in French chanson, has been pursuing a career marked by poetry and emotion for over twenty years. Nicolas Jules, a free-spirited and unique artist, cultivates a world that is at once burlesque, poetic, and deeply human. Finally, L’Atelier clandestin d’Anne Sylvestre presents an original show inspired by the songs of the famous songwriter, blending music and scenes from everyday life set against the backdrop of an imaginary writing workshop.

Four unique worlds for an experience centered on words, poetry, and song.

• Sunday, September 6, 2026, at 1:00 p.m.:

A wonderful lineup bringing together artists with rich and varied artistic worlds. Clarika, a leading figure in French music, captivates audiences with her sincere and sensitive lyrics. Laurent Madiot cultivates a tender and mischievous style, while Ben Ricour blends poetic folk with percussive rhythms. Nicolas Ducron, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, brings his offbeat perspective and sensitivity. Yves Jamait, with his distinctive voice and deeply human songs, has established himself as one of the great names in French music. With a wilder edge, Johnny Montreuil brings a breath of rockabilly and folk poetry. Finally, Les Fouteurs de Joie, with their infectious energy and close chemistry, deliver a show that’s funny, tender, and generous.

A blend of song, poetry, humor, and rock, brought to life by artists who are as talented as they are endearing.